Winning Ponies

Thursday at 5 PM Pacific

In the first segment Ms. Maggi Moss will tell us about how she got involved with racehorses and a little about her journey from a chief Prosecutor in Polk County, Iowa to becoming the President of H. A. R. T. the only racehorses' retirement facility in Iowa, while along the way compiling an impressive string of leading owner for races won records at different racetracks from coast to coast.
Peter Aiello who currently divides his race calling abilities between Hialeah and Gulfstream Park will be closing out the Hialeah Meet this weekend. Pete, who has also served as odds maker at severa

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Maggi Moss

Maggi Moss is an attorney from Des Moines, Iowa. She was a former chief Prosecutor in Polk County, Iowa and is a former partner in a law firm where she specialized in personal injury, discrimination, and victims' rights. She is currently a sole practioneer specializing in Equine Law. She has owned race horses from coast to coast for 15 years, being the only woman to be leading owner in the country for races won in 2006, and being nominated for an eclipse the same year. She has been leading owner at Aqueduct, Churchill Downs, and Fairgrounds for the past 5 years, and Prairie Meadows for the past 11 years. She has been in the top ten in the United States in both earnings and wins for

Pete Aiello

Currently Oaklawn Park's racing analyst and Announcer, Pete Aiello is a native of South Florida and a graduate of the University of Arizona Race Track Industry Program. Mr. Aiello was the track announcer at Hialeah Park and River Downs. He also has called the Quarter Horse meetings the last three years at Hialeah Park, a racetrack that was integral in Aiello’s introduction to racing as a youngster. Aiello got interested in announcing as a child growing up and playing a computer game that simulated races but did not have an announcer. He called his first full card of races while working as an intern at Finger Lakes in New York in 2006. He called races at “bush tracks” in Arizona after tha